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Nautilus new window on non-existent path crashes Ubuntu 18.04

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I am running an AMD Threadripper 2920WX server with 128 GB of RAM and Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop edition. I am virtualizing a few machines using VMWare Workstation 15. I moved some files over using a portable USB 3.0 hard drive, and it is no longer connected. A day after it was disconnected, my desktop would crash, the mouse cursor would be movable, but the keyboard was non-responsive (pressing NumLock wouldn't light up the LED), all VMs were non-responsive, and attempting to SSH into the box would not work either.

I checked the apport.log files and found this:

threadripper@cerberus:/var/log$ cat apport.log.1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: called for pid 6054, signal 11, core limit 0, dump mode 1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: executable: /usr/bin/nautilus (command line "nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos")

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: gdbus call error: Error connecting: Could not connect: Connection refused



ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: debug: session gdbus call:

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:33 2019: wrote report /var/crash/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash

I checked the Nautilus crash file; the top lines are:

ProblemType: Crash

Architecture: amd64

CurrentDesktop: ubuntu:GNOME

Date: Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019

DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04

ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/nautilus

ExecutableTimestamp: 1545057636

ProcCmdline: nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos

ProcCwd: /home/threadripper

ProcEnviron:

 PATH=(custom, no user)

 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=<set>

 LANG=en_US.UTF-8

 SHELL=/bin/bash

Obviously it goes on and on (let me know if you need to see anything else specifically).

Any idea what is causing this? I'd like a fix that is different than "plug in the existing drive with the same share name," if possible. Cannot figure out why calling the graphical file editor on a non-existent mount point (which I am not doing, by the way - it is done by some process somehow - and it is not referenced in any virtual machine path) crashes the entire computer.

Thanks!

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I am running an AMD Threadripper 2920WX server with 128 GB of RAM and Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop edition. I am virtualizing a few machines using VMWare Workstation 15. I moved some files over using a portable USB 3.0 hard drive, and it is no longer connected. A day after it was disconnected, my desktop would crash, the mouse cursor would be movable, but the keyboard was non-responsive (pressing NumLock wouldn't light up the LED), all VMs were non-responsive, and attempting to SSH into the box would not work either.

I checked the apport.log files and found this:

threadripper@cerberus:/var/log$ cat apport.log.1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: called for pid 6054, signal 11, core limit 0, dump mode 1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: executable: /usr/bin/nautilus (command line "nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos")

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: gdbus call error: Error connecting: Could not connect: Connection refused



ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: debug: session gdbus call:

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:33 2019: wrote report /var/crash/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash

I checked the Nautilus crash file; the top lines are:

ProblemType: Crash

Architecture: amd64

CurrentDesktop: ubuntu:GNOME

Date: Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019

DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04

ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/nautilus

ExecutableTimestamp: 1545057636

ProcCmdline: nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos

ProcCwd: /home/threadripper

ProcEnviron:

 PATH=(custom, no user)

 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=<set>

 LANG=en_US.UTF-8

 SHELL=/bin/bash

Obviously it goes on and on (let me know if you need to see anything else specifically).

Any idea what is causing this? I'd like a fix that is different than "plug in the existing drive with the same share name," if possible. Cannot figure out why calling the graphical file editor on a non-existent mount point (which I am not doing, by the way - it is done by some process somehow - and it is not referenced in any virtual machine path) crashes the entire computer.

Thanks!

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I am running an AMD Threadripper 2920WX server with 128 GB of RAM and Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop edition. I am virtualizing a few machines using VMWare Workstation 15. I moved some files over using a portable USB 3.0 hard drive, and it is no longer connected. A day after it was disconnected, my desktop would crash, the mouse cursor would be movable, but the keyboard was non-responsive (pressing NumLock wouldn't light up the LED), all VMs were non-responsive, and attempting to SSH into the box would not work either.

I checked the apport.log files and found this:

threadripper@cerberus:/var/log$ cat apport.log.1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: called for pid 6054, signal 11, core limit 0, dump mode 1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: executable: /usr/bin/nautilus (command line "nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos")

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: gdbus call error: Error connecting: Could not connect: Connection refused



ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: debug: session gdbus call:

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:33 2019: wrote report /var/crash/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash

I checked the Nautilus crash file; the top lines are:

ProblemType: Crash

Architecture: amd64

CurrentDesktop: ubuntu:GNOME

Date: Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019

DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04

ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/nautilus

ExecutableTimestamp: 1545057636

ProcCmdline: nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos

ProcCwd: /home/threadripper

ProcEnviron:

 PATH=(custom, no user)

 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=<set>

 LANG=en_US.UTF-8

 SHELL=/bin/bash

Obviously it goes on and on (let me know if you need to see anything else specifically).

Any idea what is causing this? I'd like a fix that is different than "plug in the existing drive with the same share name," if possible. Cannot figure out why calling the graphical file editor on a non-existent mount point (which I am not doing, by the way - it is done by some process somehow - and it is not referenced in any virtual machine path) crashes the entire computer.

Thanks!

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threadripper@cerberus:/var/log$ cat apport.log.1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: called for pid 6054, signal 11, core limit 0, dump mode 1

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: executable: /usr/bin/nautilus (command line "nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos")

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: gdbus call error: Error connecting: Could not connect: Connection refused



ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019: debug: session gdbus call:

ERROR: apport (pid 9159) Mon Feb 25 02:59:33 2019: wrote report /var/crash/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash

ProblemType: Crash

Architecture: amd64

CurrentDesktop: ubuntu:GNOME

Date: Mon Feb 25 02:59:28 2019

DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04

ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/nautilus

ExecutableTimestamp: 1545057636

ProcCmdline: nautilus --new-window /media/threadripper/pitching videos

ProcCwd: /home/threadripper

ProcEnviron:

 PATH=(custom, no user)

 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=<set>

 LANG=en_US.UTF-8

 SHELL=/bin/bash

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